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FOR THE SUN. ilitimoated t ',. with wre This Day was published, In Three Volumes, Hum. price ISs. boards, CIVILIZATION; or, The Indian Chief. THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PITT. n Sir J Se' is Carr- e a , ;heir Admittance Is.—Catalogues By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. fo 'c ott ti stand" 4 I ithuiltd " By whaterer instrument piety is advantaged, use that, though thou grimiest thy spears and arrows at the forges of the Philistines."—Bishop JEREMY TAYLOR. Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall, and may he had of all Booksellers. . SONS OF THE CLERGY. ANNIVERSARY .MEETING of this cuArerry, will be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paid,' TO-MORROW, the 21st of May; when a SKRMON will be preached before his Royal Highness the, Duke of Cumber land, his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lordships the Bishops, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Aldermen, Clergy, &c. by the Rev. D. W. GAR ROW, D. D. Rector of bast. Barnet, Herts, and one of the Chaplains in Ordinary to hii Royal Highness the Prince Regent. This Pay was published. In Foolscap Bvo. price 7s 6d. boards, • The Seventh• Edition of 0 - t rtit Pi c lCE OF OR DiV4NCE, -lfay 18, Is la. ego J Pliver PdL OFFICERS of His MA -1 144! , ; r S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, SEL , by PUBLIC AUC7'ION, at the 4 :'4 IL ".77- lITRSD..-IY, the 28th Instant, at Eleven 4~tp the Forenoon precisely, SUNDRY LOTS of ,:i'"htg.'°4o, and UVSERVICEABLE STORES, con gotll, Tarpaulins, Blocks, double and single, Powder I , 4 4" PieteS, Sol4lle Bags and Pieces, Bedding, Sheet ,,4 44 k, °thin g, Tents of all sorts, Standing Vices, Anvils ,rtl Spears, and Steel Ramwers, Old Iron, t tter with a variety of other Articles. :: 41) ; Ulrich may be viewed upon application at the - 4e 41 -tere ßec-per's Office in the Tower, until the Day . r del* erect to .st,o na prtnted Lists of t he Lots wilt A e., 0 • Y'ho may apply for the same. a •Y Order of the Board, R. H. CRI;IP" ) Secretary. I) PICTUAIL ING-Y.4RD, Mast 8, Mg. LSI,' are to give Notice, that on Thursday, ~ d e 't t 2lat istant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, 4 4114 h "I' to PUBLIC SALE, Hit 3111."15,1-' . -41114 q. beptfard sundry Lots of .the following LTN -ie t: -Ah L •E PROVISIONS and STORES, now lying in h ke ad 41.4 , t 4l t t) 1 ,.. ' 8:: 1 ; 4 . 1 n r : Raisins, Rice, Pease, sesc O r a e t e m n e i nalg,s ,ei e Bread ßhu D t i i s s t, b 1 : P 14 4 , 0, il l 1 r Sw e epin gs , P e a ) o and Rags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Vinegar, Sugar, `4ll::'P' s e, Empt y Wi ne Pi pes , Fi re Wood, Horse Halt, ts' 41;toliet Coverlets, Breeches, Drawers, Trowsers, „' s u 'g%, Linen Drawers, Bottles, 44 1 7 ' t `fit. per cent, is to be made upon the amount i i :Nt a" `" t he tun e of sale, and the remainder of the par -1,-414'1 before the Stores are removed, for which --'41114e P"i 'd of j to 7r tefn working days will be allow , ed . b ' t i ' lQ t" of Sate; the B a y e r : particular l y observing' th a t Er se half of the quantity is to be taken away 4W seven days, and the remainder in the seren to e hS's a :kern:l74.e the Deposit Money trat 6 e.l'Hlfitet t ' ; 411 )); -roeisions or .stores remain the property of the 4e extension of time will, on any account, be ---........ _ p l , () kr , . . ,tlip r ' -' OF . ORDNANCE, May 13, 1818. S RI - RINcrpAL OFFICERS of His MA- Notice, „ rolls 5 DltaAr./INCE do hereby give * , o ' ''?' t "14 '10ill be received at their ()tree, in Pall-Mall, 4, 3 1 ; . cep, the . bl 4 ' rrid VOA instant, from such Persons "'" . e ' 7 ' 1 % 4 . to - of COALS for t x ~,,,,h . .. undertake i 4 i , '''' 4e partrnent,for a '7 '4e ' ''''t period of one year, from the 4114 ,OC,T. m ust be or fhe description: ttenovninstee ilditiv's If e r ::"_0t.,: rn i " :1 ° ,1 :11foo r, and will be required to be delivered -u o tr ' t*Peuce, except the Kines Ma" , Qt' e,. , d either an shore , 1 . '. or croft lace in the River Thames,an to irr t , w • at any p hl / 4 5 fr6 44 ' ' i r at any Port or Place in the River Mcduay, A e 7 . , .. tv Pttrrnr tt it : 41 44 i f • 1 k, v 'e 1•, 10, - ' l r the Coals will be made by Bill and Debenture 1 '4 '411 41. f r ' "If not, as heretofore, by Drafts on the Board; 4ks Part iculars ' together trith the Terms and Con -1 . r ,, ' i t , I) 6/ tke t• ontra • .ct„ may be known a t th e secretary's dec k N.,, 'l') t 4 111- 31 a yll aforesaid, an (lay between the Hours L'"ft, ''s4d "Ur o'Cl oc k , where t h e Proposals must be de- ' - tt L... 7., ''.%,,, ,* "P, and en d orse d "P roposa l s f or C oa l s ;" b ut t. ' "oe .1, 4 C(44 be admitted after the said 49th instalit, at ' 2 41 -I 'leit rt Ar k 4 . c1. 6 , ~. nen of th. same Day, neither will- any 14 ! "iced, unless the P a rty m aki n g it, Clff „. or an 4gent 4 ' l ac* attend. Bq Order of the Boca, k Y....... R . H CREW, Sc, . etary. - • ti o .P , 4l l,Cl iti, 1 - --;:--- treet, London 11 . c't , . 5 .,-51. Na. 9, New Bridge-s 14. 4 N" t; ve to inform you, that ever since the , N. fr o , '- . , bad been afflicted with the Luce Venerea; illrlti,,,7i'hod'hi;tillsnir,i,ntat.ely. r ' esistin f g every course of medicine Llt4,,.strtas__e, e . ininent of , the faculty Iwo e, and un -11:,‘It il'a irt ",_? t . courses of salivation, and twice dis- Is,loild appear to KY ii, 9 t , ; f1 ,,,, , L-lospital with little relief, . • m i ,,,.iii t , h.r iv, inveterate nature. In the spring of last year , t4 e . „'''xif,t., 'ad goi to such a head, as nearly to put a period ..mii in " l p i ka vl " . e - 4 had a large ulcer on the crown of my bead, Z t r ; 1 1 „. 4 . r ." , , and my legs wei e broke mit in a , frightful Itl'tiC'f il • ' "On wa; dreadfolly painful, and had :teen , l e n a ti%b_Arß,, Zniott for the last seven years ; lay left had sisr ti,: t li ex„'". 'ill it, was very much discoloured, and gave itvattl.c"elaillig pain, pa - rticularly when warm in bed, ttNtr'v,.l,,`,)'l"Prive nie of ' re - t ; in till's lamentable state, I kls i A til '4,fitled by Mr .I' s Thomisoli (who received sil ft)4tti b rt liy theiii.lie-r -, t.t• ke your L ' eake's Patent Pills, i tici i ,l' i lzin Zi l n to d o on the ti ‘2 l ;;tl ' , l of \lay ; in the course of a t' ,, t l ,tli e ZKAit to receive' beitetit -in little more than a ‘ 4 l, t n et,• ll l'''rs an my head And arms were soundly Lealed— I "lit u rl‘id , C a on illy le4s healed also ; lvaving, how to46 4f t i (1 ahl e di sc 1 -., P • the skin, R od pain iii the r 0 i t h el o oil i•.i,) , , in .i.e., ll,l4imelrs!,,,,,auce 41, -askh y the of God, asii..l a liu le • 11-1 1 ( u 7 1 1 ;i 1 ,7.Nlediciri , e, sol,sitteil 1' 3 41. j•tt4l:7'"Liig 11 ; )u ' "" - 4 -•;•-• its natural hue, and N 011.. a _ is ~ e in te..4.,. , ...• . . ecatn. h.. ij,, l lit, , ril adviu, giadually gcong off.—l thus . 14 _., ): t,, t,0,(.0,,,piai1',t. and mediei Ile, perfectly free 111 - Oils . al , I my ih r qi, l 4 ai ld . llshaye recovered my former spirits and 1.;:' , ::,1111a.ndn' beCOnle jolly and fat, in which state baring h i :' , ' ~,..'' at a - I Y , ' . 'isc . inths, to the astonishment of all !. , li, knew , 4.1 i, hn. II iss tit what terms to express my gratitutie, but *i; i ) Lcas e .'e good of other suffering mortals, to make .. , •, ':% as libbli e as possible, as I shall on every occa. 1 111, yountg you will greatly üblige, ~, *4 4 . g' ateful, obedient, very humble servant,., 4, 41 4 4e bbse r , i ALEX. MI.III.KEB. ~ sigh-street, Edinburgh. 0 I,;l‘..,,,ins,:v.itnesses to the above Cure:— t ql: r l " l.l 4,' :\7 ` ) - a, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, i % \ittl,nd ' t "sli, Old A'sserahly Close, Edinburgh. , , k , ,:''5t,',11 1 1. ) ,.. "Id by the sole Proprietor THOMAS 'I AI - e,, 1 ." , q\0, !,''' N "f • the Reyal College of ' Surgeons,,. at his , ^ l .i t ly ~r e sic ? „ "Y B ridge-street, London; whet e, after a 4, 44,,`"te t ,; . , 4 ee of more tl,lo 40 Years, in a practice parti. i t , iit '1 ~. "to the clire- wiVeher'eal Cemplaintsamlthose i t i, i l l'l l, hi cto lie Parts of Generation, with that inviolable . ' 4 , L en "f his profession always observe in 6 ,,.5t "lilili."‘ flatters {ail lf the advice• nd as:sistance lie "-itaittltit(l.aidliiiiiisters to" Pe r onstakintb d is Medicine, wil l Iti:villt4il,l',,47lla.,:litiiscoeernilig .c; as r at advartage seldom Ir. k,,by h • t all ambiguity. 8, ) „, 4 1 ..1 (i - ,,, IN appointment for the convenience of thos,- I sit a lt)e oug ; 4 l ,e s e, vat the...Toy.,Lop, ~i iii 4) % in ,vainborgli • Mi. Callwell's, No. 10C,.. Oxford-street; v,.r, (1,1% fie, EA,,' "". i, F i sh -street-bill; Mr. naxte s,• Dublin ; slid by It % billln in `vain eqnsid'erable town in Great Britain.and .41 dy Nil ° 'otily s. 9LI each stara d sealed up 144 tack directions, whereby eonsp P er, of eithe r "14t1 Te4 With toss, %mod, sesetcy, and safety. third Irtia"" oilk o 00 1; mor e riferc'e jots wc00,r.1,1 fur tb e m tiOlo reop ec, Vcd"" P k ly di,ro-c 61.1 1 ibt °llsllo‘ b c 1 ;(11 ,r !, o p• viltiLol`' 0 ,1 ;1 .11 4 Jj well , ' t.ll-±Lt. er c's'i. , er (I r• I per I'd' pe r ' per u 1 per qr. 0 4' oi. Pe r :4 el lay ,• 3s ilti t o 4 i 0 9 1 otl , o ,e l to ol i o - 0 : t t : V s i 04 t" s ue 4 4 5 1 ! 0) - ; 1 Of 1 0 , rv ' °' lt ; • 1 : o j 6) e 43 25 d oi , t" 19ki :1, oA 0 4.00, ?71 zt; ,, otl tO tO ,Z ad °4 l to • 0. 10 , ss 4 act) • 91 t pd to 0 5 of s t° _,/ 1 ,tig ( et. ."1 I,e ." 0 4 • *::lj>. d 4 3 - 112 1 b. 9 04 0 0 • 11 45 ' ° O l • • ' .• . 19 5 n i • • • 105 fla d yet rrid € o , 4,4, s;s. 3: t t i of 110 1 4'l. Or ° - if hn ,leir I A I ; Iv reA;;ler late ,0 11l ° b 0 e 11 0 ' . -51 '0; • I) ! ,e ;, t ts, .•••• STEWARDS. , . His Royal Highness the!l= Of CUMBERLAND; The Most Noble the Marquis - of Exeter. The Richt Hon. Sir Henry Russell,,Batt. • The Right Hon, the Lordllayor. • Sir Culling Smith, Bart. Sir Francis Willes. Mr. Serjeant 'The Very Rev. John Ireland, D. D. Dean of Westminster. The Rev. John Kaye, D.D. Master of Christ College, and Regius Professor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge. The Rev. Jas. Hook, LL.D. Archdeacon of Huntingdon. The Rev. Peter Rashleigh, A. M. Rector of Southfleet, • The Rev. Thomas Morrison: William Ralph Cartwright, Esq. M. P. John Richarilson, Esq. Thomas Bainbridge, hsq• Charles Rusanquet, • The Music will eonsi4 of the Overture of Esther. Mr. Handers grand Dettingen Te Deum, and Jubilate, with the Chorus from the Messiah, " Hallelujah, for the Lord God Omnipotent reigneth," an Anthem composed- on pur pose for this Charity by 1)r. Boyce, and Mr. Hamlet's Grand Coronation Anthem. The Music to he conducted by Mr. Greatorex. Leader of the Band,. (which will consist of the Members of the Royal Society of Musicians) Mr. Ware. . The Doors of the Cathedral will be•opened, on the Tues day at half-past Ten, and on the Thursday at Ten o'clock, but no person can be admitted without contributing to the Charity. Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant Taylors' Hall to be had gratis, of Messrs. Nornarille and Fell,Booksellers, Bond-street; Hatchard. Piccadilly; Messrs. Itivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; at the First-Fruits mlice, Temple ; and of Charles Bicknell, Esq Spring %•arden Terrace, the Secretary to the Stewards, by whom Benefac tions to this Charity will he thankfully received. N. 13:.The whole of the Collections at St. Paul's and Mer vbant Taylors' Hall will be appropriated b< the Stewards in apprenticing the Children of necessitous Clerztmen. CALEIDOSCOPE. TRIAsCOPE , ;, TETILAscoPV,, HEXASCOPES, CATEJETIsCOPEs, &c. &c. AULL, At:C(47-1%11.s OF THE HISTOR Y , THEORY, STRUCTURE, and USES of these popular and interesting OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, with Wood i;ograrings, are given in the SEVENTH and EIGHTH NUMLIERS of the LITER,IRS JOURNAL, published weekly, price Sispence each Number. No. 2 of the LITERARY .10U•, - NAL. contains a Quarto Map of the North Pole; Na B,4in Ancient Representation - of Abe Trial by - Battle: and No 5, a Fa Simile of - the Hatt& writing of tier late Royal Highness Princess Charlotte. No. 9 will contain Five . Wriod Engravings. Published by A. Christie, 364, Strand (the_front of Exeter Change), price Sixpence each .Number. This Day were published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, illustrated wilh 22 Engravings and Vignettes beautifully executed, price 41. 4s. boards, TRAVELS from VIENNA through LOWER HUNGARY; with snme.Account of Vienna during the Congress, By RICHARD BRIGHT M.D. Printed for icrehibald - Constable And Co. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. THE LOTTERY CAPITAL LOTTERY, Begin: Drawing 4th of June, King's Birth-Day. GWEBB, Stock-broker, 9, Gambill, antil7, • Ludgate-street, has the satisfaction to announce ant> , they Lottery on the untie priuciple as the last, which was so highly approved of, and in. which wore Capital Prizys were 'cbtained by the Public than in any previous Lottery ever known This Day we're published, in l2wo. price 6s. bciards, LETTERS on ENGLISH HISTORY :.Fur the Use of Schools. By J. BIGLAND. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, Letters on Natural History, ietrio. price 7s. 6d. hoards. History of Egrope to 1814, 2 vols. Bvo. price Hs. boards. THE PRESENT LOTTERY CONTAINS THREE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS With 104 more Capitils, and 4,000 'rickets less than the last . Lottery. All the Prizes are Sterling 'Money, and the Lottery will be drawn on the old favourite plan (as the last was) ; more in . its favour need not be said ; hut an early, purchase is recommended, as the first Twenty Prizes will receive in itt.- dition 10001. each, making 20,0001. in the first half hour. Tickets and Shares are Selling at WEBB's Fortunate Offices, 9, Cornl►ifl, and 17, Ludgate - Street, Where Four Capitals, in the last Lottery, were Sold in Shares, and Three 36,0001. ,Prizes iti the short space of thir teen months. • It is estimated that not less than Eight-Hundred Persons participated in the Capitals of the late Lottery, every ShaVe of the Great Prizes having been sold to the Public. MR. HAZLITT'S LECTURES. This Day was published, In Octavo, price 10s. 6,1. in' boards, .ECTURES On . -the ENGLISH POETS, delivered at the Surrey Institution. By WILLIAM HAZLITT. Printed for Taylor and Hessey, U 3, Fleet Street. Of whom may be had., just published, price lOs. 6d. the Second Edition, of Characters of Shakspeare'S Plays. By William Hazlitt. " This is a very pleasing Book, and we do not hesitate to say, aßook of very considerable originality and genius. -What we chiefly look for in such. a %Vork is a fine sense 01 the beauties of the Author, and au eloquent exposition of them, and all this, and wore, we think, may be found in the volume before us." - Ecliisburgh Review, -56. LatelF robliAtied, in. Two Volutes, Octaro, IlinstratsA wit! 89 Oates of the Ruins and Buittftngs, by the _ . . late Mr. Byrne, from original Drawings. and a Plan of Rome from Nolli, price 11. 4s. the Second Edition, with additions, of • THE HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION of ANCIENT and MODERN ROME; also of the Cities and Towns in the environs of that Metropolis, and of the wet ks of Art in Architecture, Sculpture and Paintink, an Account of the. Antiquities found at Gabia, collated witly the best. A.uthorities, by J. Salmon, daring near twelve rears residoice in Rome. This Work will be found the most correct and interesting of any yet published of that celebrated City and its Environs, particularly to every Traveller who visits that part of Italy, to whom it would serve. as a Guide to the numerous works of Art. Printed for Messrs. Nornaville and Fell, New Bond Street ; and J. Hatehard, Piccadilly. CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE .AND. ITS ; CONSEQUENCES.. 1- This Thiy was publishlid, A New Edition, price ss. illa , trated with Cases APRACTICACIREATISE'on the PREVEN TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE ' ex hibiting the Character,tSymptotus, and Treatment, of the Diseases immediately or remotely connected with it ; contain ing Observations on Gleet, Stricture, -Mucal Discharges., the Use of the Canstic and Common Bougie, Cutaneous Erup tions, imaginary Venereal Diseases;Dehjlity general or local, the Theory of '.leneration, &c. &C. ;:com.prising an elementary Worli for Srmlents, and a Guide to the general Reader; in ter with select PrescriptionAipplicable to each division of the disease. - • • By T. M. CATON; Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope-street, NewcaStle-street, S;rand - ; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood aqd Co. 20, Paternoster. row Mad Son, 174, Fleet-st.: . eet • and W. Neely, 78, Lombard-street, London. 107 CAPITAL PRIZES of £20,000, &C. &c. SWin' and Co. have Ere o plehsnrein recom mending to the particular attention of the Public the Scheme of the NEW LoTTEItY, to begin drawing on the KING'S BIRTH DAY, 4th JUNE, which is for Med on the, principle so long desired by many Ad venturerg, viz. a division of the Money into numerous Ca pitals, whereby the Chance of obtaining a meat Prize is increased three-fold. The Last Lottery contained twice as many Capitals as the preceding ones, and the present ,Scheme (with 4000 Tickets less) has more Capitals than the Last Lottery. - The TICKETS and SHAKES are selling in great variety at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, 11, Poultry ; I 31, Aldgate Charing Cross ; Street; ' where in the-Last - Lottery; the following Capitals were shared and sold, riz•. No. 8,770 ‘5,000 No. 4,120 £2oo 10,70.9 .... 1,000 5,788 11,093 .... 500 9,998 Also in the preceding Lotteries,' • No. 7,895..80,0001., 4,656..20,0001., and many others of 1,0001. SOO% 4001. &c. &c: RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. - N consequence of the extensive practice of the Medical Board, at Charlotte House, Blackfriars road, • Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. have, • for the , accommodation of patients residing at the West end of the Town, established another Medical Board in Woodstock street, Oxford-street, a few doors from Bond-street, where a Physician and Surgeon, Members. of the Royal College of Londe ,'of thirty years expel ience, constantly reside. That thousands have been restored to perfect health by their united talents is indisputable, after Hospitals had failed, many of whom had been great sufferers from being impro- • perly treated by persons ignorant of the profession. Erup tions on the head, face, and body,• ulcerated tin oat, swel lings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, cancers, stric-. tures, fistulas, pains the head and limbs, and nervous dibility, are,the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and which symptoms frequently appear years after, and destroy domestic happiness. Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Go. are consulted daily at both houses, or by letters from the country, stating particu lars, when medicine and the best advice ,will be sent to all. parts of the kingdom. There are,side doors at each house, and private rooms for females.. Advice gratis en Tuesday, Thursday, ante-Sunday inpruiwgs, until twelve o'clock. 9111-TE FUDGE FAMILY IN I'ARIS, in a Se ries of Letters, from rill. Fudge, Es-q. Miss Biddy Fudgr, Mr. B h Fudge, &c, .F.(14•40 by fitOM AY: BROWN, the Younger, autithr t;the Two-Fenny Post • Bag.. I .r.:tit.•=tl fat...l-magma% Hurst, Rees, Orme, and • Brown, 1 , 4 e4441a. • This Day was published, Ist One V olume, Svo. price lOs. boards, NOTITI A ARCHLI ECTOR ICA ITALIANA, or concise Notices of tier Buildings and Architects of Italy, preceded by a short Essay on Civil Architecture, and an introductory View of the Ancient Architecture of the Ro- Mans. 'l's which are added, some Tables of general Use, and two Plates. By JOSEPH GWILT, Architect, F.S.A. Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall, and may be had of all Booksellers. GEY or ICED FIA IR, EYEBROWS, R WHISKERS, aid MUSTACHIOS, changed to a per mmient Brown or Black by ARI)EN and CO.'s TINCTURA PERMANENO. Every '.Ait has been resorted to to find some safe and effective means to remove GREY HAIRS. The many liquids offered to the Public have been attended with so much trouble, and so little effect, that most persons have been deterred from the use of them. Messrs. ARDEN and (A). ht to assure their friends they have no wish to im pose nu them any Article under a false description. As a proof of the above assertion the directions which are always SEALED and SOLD with the liquid are left open at the plates of, sale for Use inspection of those who may doubt the fact. The TINCTIJRA requires no preparation, is perfectly innocent, nor does it STAIN the SKIN, fragrant in its scent, and promotes the Growth of the Hair. Sold by Mr. Overt-on, Perfumer, 51, New Bond Street •, and Mr. Barttelot, Hair-cotter, 22, Hattori Garden, in battles at it. Is. and 10s. &I. each. Nrsons in the Country may be supplied-by remitting a One Pound Note, and the change will . be - returned with the Packet. MILI4KRIYB PATENT IMPERIAL CLOTH. Ne contenant pas dclin, Innis en posse dentles agratens. MANY Persons baying been induced to offer for - sale a variety of Cloth, closely to imitate the above, the Public are respectfully apprized by the Patentee, his PATENT CLOTH is-sold at his East hrdia, Hambro', Scotch,. Mauehester,.•and Family Linen Warehouse, No. tG, CHEAPSIDE, Wholesale for Exportation, in entire Cases of GO and 30 Pieces each, and Retail by the Piece of , 26 to 52 yards each, in 4-4ths for Shirting, &c. at 25., 2s. 6d., 35., 3s. gd., 4s: to ss. 6d. per yard, and no where 'else whatever, where application is requested to be made, and all Orders fi oat Abroad or the Country.are respectfully requested . to•he sent. I*. is most desirable to those who reqUire a warmer article than linen, and essential to families, &c. goibg abroad to, or returning from, warns climates, from its conducive-, nest to health, and tending to prevent the effects of imme diate transitions from heat to cold in those as well, as in the colder ones. It supersedes the use of the fine Madras Long Cloths of India, being applicable to all the • purposes for which that has been held in•universal estimation. The wide widths for Sheetings forms the most economical and desirable Winter Wear. 4 ,-for Cell Climates, a s nd for Travelling, Of the late WILLIAM PITT we . mav say, e7ry thing - begets its like, and never was it more maul. Tested than between this Gentleman's noble Sire and himself. With a heart flowing in virtti-, and a head stored wish universal knowledge, in• stinctive, and acquired in his college of Cam• bridge, he started into public lite before he could write full man, and, little more than youth, his eye glanced from earth to heaven, _and surveyed the political afffirs of Europe with penetration. In Parliament, wl:en the Revolution of France shook surroundiug, notions w - fah 81;rin.is:erit, hfa saw its tendency tinder the. most horrid Usurpers of its murdered Government, and, .with the force of insuperable wisdom, he checked its•blOody ,and destructive career towards this country. Ult• rivalled in political foresight, he contended with a brilliant butonprincipled opposition, headed by a man of tianscendant,, but perverted abilities, whose weight he reduced in the scale to common ounces, and with colossal limbs bestrode and de• feated him.. He heard the wit, the jibes, and jeers from one, and the dirty.sorcasms - ot an other, with patience unmoved; but, unsullied by the sports of Newmarket, and idle meretricious dalliance with profligate women, or vitiating li bations to Bacchus; he laughed them in silence to .corn. His contitry,%vas his temporal deity ; at whose altar he sacrificed his whole time. The Constitution was-his - delight . , and is preservation on the Whig principles of 1688 his highest object. He frowned away Pretenders to it, and secured by perseverance what they would have de st-oyed by rashness, the UNITED . KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND. Eloquent and so norous in voice, dignified and governed in de.• livery, he poured forth its torrents-to tie irre sistible conviction of large majwities, and the mortifying - discomfiture of little minorities. His life was devoted to public good, and, worn wet 'in its laborious service, he breathed his last when no more than forty six years of age. But how gratifying is it, that he left . his political ptinci pies as a legacy to those Ministets who succeeded him. On those- Principles they have undeviottsly acted, and the most glorious successes against ,a CENTAUR TYRANT, half man, bait beast, are udw their reward. Ever sacred be the name 'of iVit.t.tam Pin', and blessed be those who ft:4- cm his example, Pkiii.o PLUTARCH- *** Our respectable Correspondent preceded the above character with the charaCter of the late Earl of CHATHAM, which has been often is print, and severally ascribed to GIBBON, Dr. ROBEBTSONI, GRATTAN, and the author of JVNIUS, and as it is so well-known we omit it here, feeling however partiCular pleasure in inserting-the pre• sent article, on account of the approaching cele. bgation of an anniversary which ought to be dut to every patriotic heart. THE LOTTERY. The numbers advertised in the late Lottery having been so fortunate, has induced T. litsti to adopt the sameplan in the present ; and he hopes, in the selection he has made, that some of the Three 4'20,000, or' Om 104 other CHpital , , may he in the following list, which .may he "had at either of his. Offices, 4, Cotohill, or F:Charing-', cross, either in whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters,- Eighths or Sixt Nos. 13,873 11,205 10.597 13,968 8,999 7,327 5,243 4,791 2,270 1,203 13,751 11,204 'enths 1,958 6,126 126 10,600 13,966 1,307 4,358 7,979 9,141 12,504 2,071 5,231 Persons not approving either of the above, may choose out of several thousand numbers, at either of the above Offices, where particular or fancy numbers may be obtained, if not previously sold. The Lottery begins 4th of Next Month &JUNE). The following is the present price Ticket . Half • 4'lo 9 0 Eighth Quarter . . 5 5 0 I Sixteenth Last Lottery ti Sixteenths to ig ie Tickets rose to X3O each, cuid 4). • *** Letters (pct paid) duly -answered.— (Schemes gratis). In the last Lottery Bisu sold Two of .830,000, and 47 other Capitals ; and in the preceding Lottery, Three of X 20,000, ALT, IN SHARES. 70 SAVE IS JTO GAIN.---Those who delayed to buy Tickets and Shares in the last Lottery, had to pay 30/. for a Ticket and 40s. for a Sixteenib, yet then there were only 100 Capitals,and 18,000 Tickets. Now there are 107 Capitals and only 14,000 Ticketi, and the price, at present, is :191. for a Ticket and 275. a Sixteenth: That they Will not be lower is cer/ain-,--that they will be higher is certain:—that 'those who delay to buy will-pay more is certain—that those who do not buy cannot get a Capital Prize is certain--that the first 20 Prizes drawn on the King's .Birth-Day will be all Capitals is certain—!thil that the Reader marget one of' the Three Twenty ThouSauds, if he buys immediately, is oiso.eertuirt.